Wedding Photographer’s Free Speech Battle Settled for $800K
Loading the Audio Player... A wedding photographer's yearslong legal battle was settled by the city of Louisville, Ky. Tuesday. The city agreed to pay $800,000 of attorneys’ fee...
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Exposing the Hidden Dangers Behind Celebrity Occult Obsession
In this eye-opening episode of the Ex-Psychic Saved podcast, Jenn Nizza is joined by former New Ager Jasper Dehghan They confront the growing glamorization of occult practices such as crystals and
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Catholic Relief Services to Pay $60K to Gay Ex-Employee after Denying Health Benefits for Husband
A federal judge has ordered Catholic Relief Services to pay 60,000 to a gay former employee after the Baltimore-based charity canceled health insurance coverage for his husband
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Jay Leno Says He’s Embracing Caregiving Role for Wife with Dementia
Jay Leno, right, and his wife Mavis pose together at the premiere of the Netflix film "Unfrosted" at the Egyptian Theatre, Tuesday, April 30, 2024. Associated Press / Photo by Chris Pi...
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FROM THE SEMINARIES: MBTS celebrates faculty milestones, commissions mission teams | Baptist Press
Sena, Hadaway to retire; Achucarro named director of Spanish Studies; Fusion program at commissions 13 teams for overseas service.
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Two in Five Young Adults Are Struggling to Make Ends Meet – RELEVANT
If it feels like everyone under 30 is stressed about money right now, that’s because we are. A new national survey found that two in five twentysomethings
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45 Percent of Guys 18-25 Have Never Asked a Girl Out in Person – RELEVANT
Apparently, asking someone out face-to-face is a lost art for Gen Z. Recent research from DatePsychology found that 45% of men ages 18 to 25 have never
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FBI arrests, charges Wisconsin judge for allegedly thwarting ICE arrest
The FBI on Friday arrested Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan for obstructing the arrest of an illegal immigrant, according to FBI Director Kash Patel. Dugan last week allegedly directed fede...
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University Professor Fired for Statements on Transgender Procedures Receives $1.6 Million
A Kentucky University is paying Allan Josephson $1.6 million in fees after firing him from for stating his views on transgender procedures.
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Bereaved Families Rally, Demand Online Safety for Kids
A group of 45 bereaved families on Thursday held a vigil outside one of Meta’s offices in New York City to honor their children who they said were harmed by social media. Some of the children died b...
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DOJ formally seeks death penalty in CEO assassination case
Family & Society Post Date: April 25, 2025 Luigi Mangione appears in...
